> > I purposely used rather weak working in my blog to ensure that one > thinks carefully about making this kind of change. If your original > master can be brought back up that is definitely the best way to resolve > it. >
ok, I'll try this first. > > If it was nuked from orbit then yeah the you'll need to manually set it. > > Note that you can use ipa-replica-manage to do this as well and it has a > much less scary syntax: > > $ ipa-replica-manage dnarange-set yourhost.example.com > 1689700000-1689799999 > definitely less scary ! > > I guess the range 1689600000-1689699999 is the rest of the original > range, presumably assigned to the original master? > I am not sure to follow. The default used my master is 134000000-134200000 right ? So I could set 135000000-135200000 for instance. Or did I miss something ?
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